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New Lynn - Speed & Agility Program (Sunday Ages 8-10) - Testing Results - Term 1, 2026

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At the completion of our Term 1 program, athletes in the New Lynn 8–10 group completed post-testing to compare against their Week 1 baseline.


This testing provides insight into the development of key athletic qualities, including:


  • Acceleration (0–10m)

  • Sprint performance (20m and 10–20m)

  • Change of direction (5–10–5)

  • Lower-body power (Broad Jump)


All results below show Week 1 → Week 8 values, along with percentage change across the program.


How to interpret results:


  • Sprint & agility: Lower time = improvement

  • Broad Jump: Higher distance = improvement


Results Table


Athlete

20m Sprint

0–10m

10–20m

5–10–5

Broad Jump

Harrison

4.07 → 3.88 (+4.69%)

1.87 → 2.10 (−12.30%)

2.20 → 1.77 (+19.55%)

4.75 → 5.95 (−25.26%)

1.40 → 1.72 (+22.86%)

Samuel (Sam)

3.81 → 3.48 (+8.63%)

1.71 → 1.95 (−14.04%)

2.09 → 1.53 (+26.79%)

4.61 → 6.43 (−39.57%)

1.58 → 1.87 (+18.35%)

Priyansh

6.02 → 4.18 (+30.56%)

2.72 → 2.25 (+17.28%)

3.29 → 1.93 (+41.34%)

5.37 → 6.48 (−20.67%)

1.33 → 1.30 (−2.26%)

Freddie

3.88 → 3.83 (+1.34%)

1.75 → 2.06 (−17.71%)

2.10 → 1.77 (+15.71%)

4.84 → 6.28 (−29.75%)

1.62 → 1.72 (+6.17%)

Avril

4.70 → 4.41 (+6.17%)

2.10 → 2.41 (−14.76%)

2.50 → 1.99 (+20.40%)

5.05 → 7.50 (−48.59%)

1.00 → 1.25 (+25.00%)

Bhargavi (Bhargavin)

3.86 → 3.79 (+1.71%)

1.67 → 2.03 (−21.62%)

2.19 → 1.76 (+19.63%)

4.72 → 5.96 (−26.27%)

1.50 → 1.56 (+4.00%)

Standout Performances


Priyansh


  • 20m Sprint: +30.56%

  • 10–20m: +41.34%

  • 0–10m: +17.28%


An exceptional improvement across all sprint phases, particularly in top-end speed (10–20m). This reflects significant development in coordination, mechanics, and force application.


Samuel (Sam)

  • 10–20m: +26.79%

  • 20m Sprint: +8.63%

  • Broad Jump: +18.35%


Strong improvements in both sprinting and power, demonstrating effective transfer from training into performance.


Avril


  • Broad Jump: +25.00%

  • 10–20m: +20.40%


A standout improvement in lower-body power alongside clear gains in sprint efficiency.


Harrison


  • Broad Jump: +22.86%

  • 10–20m: +19.55%


A well-rounded development profile, particularly in power and top-end sprint performance.


Key Insights


Sprint Development


A consistent trend across the group was improvement in the 10–20m phase, indicating:

  • Better ability to maintain and express speed

  • Improved sprint mechanics in upright running

  • Increased efficiency at higher velocities


Acceleration Variability (0–10m)


While some athletes showed slower 0–10m times, this is common at this stage and often reflects:


  • Changes in sprint technique

  • Increased intent and exposure to higher speeds

  • Ongoing development of acceleration mechanics


This phase typically improves with continued training and technical consolidation.


Power Development


Broad jump improvements across most athletes indicate:


  • Increased force production

  • Improved coordination and movement efficiency


Agility Development


Variability in 5–10–5 results is expected and often reflects:


  • Athletes moving faster into directional changes

  • Development of braking and re-acceleration mechanics

  • Increased movement complexity


Important Context


While testing provides valuable objective data, we do not assess athlete development based on numbers alone.


Across the program, there were clear and significant improvements in movement quality, including:


  • Sprint mechanics and posture

  • Coordination and rhythm

  • Acceleration and deceleration control

  • Jumping and landing mechanics


There are also many variables that influence testing outcomes, including:


  • Growth and maturation

  • Fatigue and external sporting commitments

  • Familiarity with testing protocols

  • Day-to-day readiness


Final Note


This group has made excellent progress across the term, particularly in developing speed, coordination, and lower-body power.


These are key foundational qualities that will continue to support long-term athletic development.


If you would like individual feedback or guidance on next steps, please feel free to get in touch.



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